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Summary AYA NEO Releases Indiegogo campaign, raises 1.5 Million USD in under 4 days. Quotes My thoughts This thing is absolutely insane guys. 800p 500 NIT display, gyro, rumble, replaceable joysticks, usb c, NVME SSD support, and a SIX CORE RYZEN PROCESSOR! I could keep going and going. This thing is about to change the PC game, especially in the current market we're in. And with xbox and nintendo reportedly working on their next gen handhelds, they will have stiff competition from a console that can play almost every game ever created... ON THE GO! can't say enough good about this thing, check it out guys Sources https://www.notebookcheck.net/The-AYA-NEO-smashes-crowdfunding-expectations-with-over-US-1-000-000-raised-in-under-24-hours.526822.0.html https://www.theverge.com/2021/3/8/22320306/aya-neo-handheld-gaming-pc-indiegogo-price-release-date-nintendo-switch https://www.tomshardware.com/news/aya-neo-crowdfunding-begins https://wccftech.com/the-aya-neo-handheld-console-can-run-crysis-remasted-and-cyberpunk-2077-with-amds-ryzen-5-4500u-cpu/ https://www.theverge.com/circuitbreaker/2021/1/18/22237379/aya-neo-gpd-win-3-nintendo-switch-gaming-pc-handheld-specs-comparison EDIT: I see a lot of you guys have doubts, questions, etc. Please come to the official AYA discord <link removed by staff> Interview with the creator This thing can run cyberpunk 2077 guys. can the switch do that? can you do that on your desktop on the toilet? hmmmm.... And a video for those who say the chip is not powerful or will hit thermal limits DISCLAIMER: I am not at all affiliated with AYA as a company. They don't pay me anything haha. I'm just one of the many backers who's excited to see someone take a swing at GPD

Hello, I would like to make a complaint, not sure if this is the best section for it tho... Recently this video came out: In it, the sponsor is Volta. I am one of the backers from IndieGoGo on the GIGA charger. The reason I got one was that they seem legit and my own chargers were failing me back in September. Volta's IndieGoGo campaign has been delayed a couple of times, we were supposed to get the chargers in November 2021. However, they have been unwilling to provide a specific timeframe since its inception (I and others wrote to them a couple of times without them getting a reply back to us, this can be checked on the campaign discussion page). They seem more interested in starting new products like the wireless charger instead of finishing the outstanding promised ones! Why are you promoting them if they have yet to deliver & are behind? For those who were thinking of getting one, please wait till they are out to backers or get one from somewhere else, rather than risk waiting for one for a long time. If you are in dire need like I was, just get a Baseus charger from aliexpress, they may only be 100-120w but at least they exist and can be shipped to you when you need them.

A few months ago, I complained about LTT accepting to be sponsored by Volta while they are not delivering their promises, not being transparent, or ever providing a timeline. Original Thread here: ^ From this topic, I'd still love an answer from LTT as to why they agreed to be sponsored by Volta given how their campaign is going (it's not rocket science, anyone can go on their campaign and read what people are saying)! So I'll ask the same question: Why do you promote them if they have yet to deliver & are behind? Regarding this topic: The most recent update with excuses from Volta includes a video posted by Volta from LTT, essentially using LTT's explanation about cash flow to justify their delays so far. Besides the fact that they come up with a different excuse with each update, Did LTT give permission for this? It looks like another way for them to inject confidence into the people by association with LTT who were supposed to get a product half a year ago. My confidence in LTT has already dropped because of this, especially since the first topic got quietly buried. I'm hoping someone from LTT will respond this time because it will simply be image damaging if you do nothing.

TL:DR Technology based Crowd Funding is mostly a scam these days. Link to the reddit thread Link to relevant YouTube video I got bored browsing /r/videos. When the title "6 Major Futuristic Tech You Can Buy Now!" caught my attention. Let me save you some time. Not only is there no new tech, you can't buy any of it. It's all indiegogo campaigns. Some of it's terrible, some of it is just flat out scams. Why did I spend my evening on this? Because someone on the internet was Wrong. Figured i'd post it here, in case Linus ever decides to revive Kickfarted. Here's some free ammunition. OK, let's rain on this parade. First thing: Hayo. It's an "augmented reality switch device" Which is to say, It's an xbox kinect. It appears to be using a couple cameras to read depth, and responds to preprogrammed commands. Things like "Virtual buttons" Touch a spot on your coffee table, your lights turn on. Doesn't seem like you can buy it right now, video makes it sound like a kickstarter. Even if you could, there's no way this thing works nearly as well as advertised. First, you have occlusion as a problem. It can't see through you, and therefor can't see you "press a virtual button" if you or something else is in the way. Next, you'd have massive false positives, a virtual button on your coffee table would get set off accidentally by putting any object there. That's assuming the depth perception on this thing would even be good enough, and wouldn't just freak out every time any object passed in front of the target area. While they don't state it directly, the video implies gesture control. Good luck with those tiny cameras having enough resolution to register gestures, the software to recognize them, and the parsing to filter out people who talk with their hands. Item 1: Hayo, Verdict, NO NEW TECH. Not even available for purchase. Definitely won't integrate with all the services they claim. Second thing: Rocketbook Everlast. An erasable notebook with cloud integration. Write some stuff in it, scan it with their app, it gets uploaded to your app of choice, book is erasable. Hrm. Well, this is really two things, so we'll tackle them separately. It's an app that scans your notebook pages, and notebook pages that are erasable. The app is, well, let's be real it's nothing special. It's a cool idea, Write some stuff down and scan it, upload it to whatever app you use to take notes. But, wait, you're using an app to manage your notes. Why don't you just write it in that app? The argument of, well I just needed to jot it down quickly on this napkin, doesn't work, because you need to use special pages with QR codes. If there was say, a reusable QR code sticker or something I could see this being useful, but it just adds extra steps to taking notes. Next, the notebook itself. I liked the "Any pen from the Pilot FriXion line", because it's not using proprietary "You have to buy them from us" pens. Then I looked up what the Pilot FriXion line of pens is, their standard erasable pens. Admittedly, the "paper" for the pages is some fancy material that allows the ink to be washed off with water, instead of an eraser, saving a small amount of work, I guess? But, don't we write in pen because we Don't want things to be erased? That aside, they claim the fancy material these pages are made from feel the same as paper for writing purposes. I seriously doubt anything with low enough friction for the ink to be wiped off would feel the same, but I'll have to take their word. What I can speculate on is the durability of those pages. No way a ballpoint pen doesn't leave damage to those pages after repeated use. They claim "Thousands" of uses, but that's just not possible. Especially when you're talking about running a Metal ballpoint pen, on a Polyester page. Item 2: Rocketbook Everlast: Page material is new, the app offers no new tech. Product probably works as advertised but I have serious doubts about longevity, and no idea what use case this has. Not bad. Third thing: uArm swift/pro. An open source robot arm, aimed at hobbyists and educational use. Regular arm does 500g and 5mm accuracy, pro version does 500g and 0.2mm accuracy. Indiegogo, NOT AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE. Robot arms aren't new. Open source, not new. However, something like this for small scale automation or projects is. Unfortunately, there have been a lot of these "Home Robotics Kits" hitting the market in the last two years. They all suffer from Terrible, Horrible, Unusable programming languages, buggy software, and lacking support. I do like that they've included advanced programming options for people that don't want to use the "Graphical programming interface". The accuracy on the arms is terrible. Even the pro version. 0.2mm doesn't sound like a lot, but it adds up when each action performed can alter where the next action happens by 0.2mm. 500g is a lot of weight for something that small with that type of armature, I'd expect a lot of Flex in that arm, throwing precision off even further. It's an expensive toy that children won't play with, and any adult capable programming it probably wouldn't use. If you had the required skills to program and use something like this, doing it with an arduino would be much more efficient, offer better expandability, and a larger and existing community for support. Item 3: uArm swift/pro. No new tech, maybe new in the sense that it's available to consumers, except that anyone who could actually use this would be able to build one themselves from scratch. NOT AVAILABLE FOR SALE, Indiegogo campaign. Fourth thing: Fingbox. It's a network monitoring and security....box. Another indiegogo. Well, their first claim is bullshit right out the door. They claim you can just plug it into your router, and that's all. OK, well let's assume it also needs to be plugged in, despite the prototype on screen not having a power cable. The more I think about this the more offended I get that people are giving them money. First, there's no way it can do half of what it claims. Monitoring individual devices and and restricting access. No. Period, it can't. At least not in the way they've suggest it be installed. Even if this thing could talk to the router, and they'd have to make it compatible with thousands of routers, it would take a lot of setup, way more than someone who needs a device like this could do. Anyone who could get a device like this working in the way they've demonstrated it, wouldn't need a device like to police their network. Next, their entire claim of "free forever" "no subscription". Yeah, bullshit. Even if this thing could do what it claims, which it can't, it needs to send notifications to your devices. Now it's possible to do this over WiFi, even if I've never seen an app actually implement it properly. But here's the thing, it would Only work over WiFi, which means I wouldn't be able to detect intruders on my network, or monitor the PS4's use while I'm away from home, completely defeating the point of existing since I can walk into the damn living room and see whether or not the PS4's in use. If instead it's communicating over the internet, then your notifications are going through their servers. Which means they can, at any point, decide to start charging for this service. It certainly won't be "Free Forever" because they'll either decide to start charging, or go out of business, and then it all stops working anyway. Item 4: Fingbox. No new tech at all, Cannot possibly do what is advertised, Even if it did work anyone capable of installing it wouldn't need it, but that's okay because it's NOT AVAILABLE FOR SALE. Fifth thing: NextVPU Angel Eye Glasses. It's glasses that help the blind get around by warning them of obstacles, and providing directions. Oh man, this is such a scam it's funny. We can break this down into two things, a bluetooth headset, and the actual Augmented Reality stuff. It's a bluetooth headset. It's not new. The prototype actually looks like it's hooked up with a cable to an unseen device, presumably a smartphone or small computer. It's relaying directions to a visually impaired person. Yeah, unless they intend to remap the entire world, it's just pulling walking directions from google maps or some other existing map source. Nothing new here, and kind of useless to someone who can't see since GPS only puts you within 15 meters on a good day. Next, the augmented reality stuff. It's all nonsense, is my opinion. We see it Claim to be able to do the following: Determine what denomination of currency is held in front of it, Detect stairs going up or down, and warn users of red lights, and read a menu. OK, Denomination of currency, given good lighting, I can see this working, I don't know about chinese money like in the video, however Canadian money has indentations specifically for this purpose, rendering this feature worthless. Detecting stairs, and red lights. Oh wow, NO WAY. Firstly, the camera has no way to determine Which red light source is a red light. After that, the problems involved in detecting stairs are ludicrous, I don't see any way for it to do that with the limited cameras on board. But that's ignoring the largest factor, Liability. Even if it could, they couldn't sell it with that feature, no company would insure them for the kind of liability that happens when your glasses tell a blind person it's okay to walk into traffic. The problem there really comes when the camera fails to detect a red light. Such nonsense. Item 5: NextVPU Angel Eye Glasses, No new tech, could only do about half what they claim, doesn't solve any problem that a bluetooth headset and a smartphone together haven't solved. NOT AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE (And probably never will be thanks to glaring liability issues) Last thing: Livia. An electrical device to reduce menstrual pain. On indiegogo. Disclosure, I don't have lady bits, and therefor only have limited knowledge. I do however not need to be a lady to point out some obvious problems. Funny ad though. I can't believe it's 1000% funded. OK, so it uses two electrical pads, hooked up to a colourful unit. The pads are placed on the lower abdomen, and claim to reduce pain by "blocking the pain signals between your brain and your lady bits". First, No. No it doesn't. If it was, there'd be all sorts of fun side effects like PARALYSIS OF THE LADY BITS. Even then, if we could block pain this way, the medical field would be using it instead of anesthetic. It's clearly an electrical muscle stimulator. Now, it's possible that controlled electric stimulation of muscles could ease cramping. However this is where my knowledge ends, not ever having had to experience this sort of cramping. I do however know the last time I was hooked up to something like this, my muscles seized immediately, and the whole experience was for me rather unpleasant. Could this device Uncramp muscles? I don't know. But it certainly doesn't do what it claims by "blocking pain signals", so I have a hard time believing it works at all. Item 6: Livia, Doesn't do what it claims, whether it works at All I can't be certain, but it's NOT AVAILABLE FOR SALE. TL:DR Technology based Crowd Funding is mostly a scam these days.

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/daptr-iphone-7-cases-dual-lightning-3-5mm-audio-headphones--2#/ https://vimeo.com/187727073 To those of you who have the iPhone 7 or were hesitant to picking one up due to no headphone jack, the solution is finally here! A small company by the name of daptr is launching two dual lightning/3.5mm jack cases this year. One that adds some considerable length to the phone but no extra thickness, and a battery case that doesn't add any additional length but more thickness & bulk. Personally I think this is fantastic product since the case will both protect your phone as well as eliminate the need to worry about any stupid dongles, connecting with Bluetooth etc. I'd love to pick one up but I would like to see how this campaign fares after a couple weeks first, what do you guys think? Current pricing is as follows:

Frank phone, what is it? " The project launched today on Indiegogo, seeking $250,000 in funding to make the phone a reality. At first glance, there doesn't seem anything immediately wrong with the device. For $180, you get a 5.5" 1080p display, an 8-core processor, 4GB of RAM, 64GB of internal storage, a 3,000mAh battery, a microSD card slot, and dual-SIM support. There are a 16MP rear camera and an 8MP front camera, as well as a fingerprint sensor. At the very bottom of the Indiegogo campaign, they discretely mention the processor is a MediaTek 6750T." where did it go wrong? starting with the design, they said they designed it from the ground up but in reality its a phone from alibaba https://leegoog.en.alibaba.com/product/60624676929-802161076/2017_OEM_5_5inch_Industrial_unlocked_4G_3GB_ram_gorilla_galss_MTK6750_lowest_price_china_Android_phone_with_USB_OTG.html?spm=a2700.8304367.prewdfa4cf.1.73152c54mRUHpQ also they promised software updates to 7.0 " The specs for the 'L608' are identical to the Frank phone - MediaTek M6750 processor, 5.5" 1080p display, dual-SIM, 64GB of storage, and 4GB of RAM. It has the same cameras too - a 16MP back camera and 8MP front camera. The only difference is that this phone is listed as having Android 6.0, while the Frank phone supposedly has 7.0 - more on that later" by sep 5 it was still running 6.0 All this was going to be done by a software engineering working part-time and two college age kids who are going to school full time and run a full smartphone business on the side, a huge red flag. CBC and other Canadian media did the team stories on them what happened? "Unfortunately for the Frank team (and anyone who wanted the phone), Indiegogo has now suspended the project's crowdfunding campaign and automatically refunded all contributions. The page now has this message at the top" according to IndieGoGo you can't good news all the bakers got their money back but they posted this message http://www.androidpolice.com/2017/09/20/indiegogo-suspends-campaign-frank-phone-terms-use-violation/https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/frank-just-another-f-king-phone-android-smartphone#/ https://leegoog.en.alibaba.com/product/60624676929-802161076/2017_OEM_5_5inch_Industrial_unlocked_4G_3GB_ram_gorilla_galss_MTK6750_lowest_price_china_Android_phone_with_USB_OTG.html?spm=a2700.8304367.prewdfa4cf.1.73152c54mRUHpQ https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/frank-just-another-f-king-phone-android-smartphone#/ https://web.archive.org/web/20170904070144/https://www.frankisaphone.com https://www.theverge.com/circuitbreaker/2017/9/19/16317088/indiegogo-frank-phone-shut-down-refund http://www.cbc.ca/beta/news/canada/ottawa/ottawa-teen-launching-180-smartphone-1.4267763 http://pocketnow.com/2017/09/01/frank-is-a-phone-that-will-head-to-kickstarter-on-september-5th-for-180 https://www.forbes.com/forbes/welcome/?toURL=https://www.forbes.com/sites/kathleenchaykowski/2017/09/19/inside-tenors-plan-to-power-gif-sharing-on-every-mobile-phone/&refURL=https://www.google.ca/&referrer=https://www.google.ca/ TLDR- bunch of kids thought they can lie to indigogo and buy and sell bunch of rebranded Chinese phone, they got suspended after they violated terms and service. do your research before jumping ship. what do you guys think?

It is over 1600% funded and it seems like a really cool idea. Though I believe it would be really easy for them to mess it up. They also claim to be "Crowd Developed" but there is no way to suggest things to them so it seems like they saw what was wrong with a surface and decided what they thought would be what others do. It does sound like good hardware though. Thoughts? here's a link: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/eve-v-the-first-ever-crowd-developed-computer-laptop-tablet#/

So as the title says, what is the best or worst thing you've ever crowd funded. Whether it was good on paper and bad upon release or maybe it was a great idea but never came to. I'll start. I'm not even gonna give a name just a picture of it.

Transparent Side Panel Displays A startup campaign on indiegogo that takes case modding to the next level. Transparent side panel displays aimed for all cases and colors! Have custom images and video play through! Short Summary Probably unlike most campaigns this one started with nothing. No funding and no team to help bring this idea to light. Sure, the idea can be seen in fancy companies today that can easily do what ive done such as LG. But as a PC gamer myself I felt the need to strive into even more ways to customize what a computer is today. Why focus on just a few LEDs to make a computer case look fancy when I could focus on an image of many pixels displayed on my computer but still letting me enjoy the internals of my beloved computer. Through saving up and working alone figuring out how i can make this product come to life I have developed my first prototype which still amazes me every time I still look at it and how elegant and how it has come to be just what ive imagined. But, i didnt want to stop there at my personal experience, I knew that this idea was important to me and it gained so much interest by my family and friends of how amazing it looked to see a floating image but still see behind it. I wanted to give this to everyone, I wanted to be able to allow people to customize their computer to the max level possible with such ease and simplicity but also way more affordable. Some companies out there have a similar project, but like all a major companies they come with a hefty, un-necessary price tag that no gamer would pay for; did i mention they dont sell these separately, that they only have one case and that it all costs over $4,000? I thought it was about time i reached out to as many people as possible, their case and their budget. Overall, I still struggle with nothing. With any amount and contribution im pushing forward making this idea possible for everyone out there rather than just me and by introducing more and more innovative ways to continue on what this product can do. What I need is a lot, im one person with a dream and I need your help to allow me to continue on making this a full product.

Hello , Anybody here heard of the this mini PC ? https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/higame-pc-mini-workstation-for-gamers-creators#/ If the fund raise reaches to $600,000, backers can get the I5 version with 8GB RAM+256GB SSD, and I7 version with 16GB RAM + 256GB. Sounds like the good time to back the campaign. It's kinda new to see a kaby-lake powered mini PC, they are doing this similar to the Intel Hades Canyon NUC, just they provide RAM, storage and OS as well. I'm still not sure about this yet, do you think this is a good deal ? HiGame I5 version I7 version CPU 8th Gen Intel® Core™ i5-8305G 8th Gen Intel® Core™ i7-8809G GPU Radeon™ RX Vega M GL Graphics Radeon™ RX Vega M GH Graphics RAM 8GB DDR4,upgradable to 32GB 16GB DDR4,upgradable to 32GB ROM 256GB M.2 SSD,upgradable 256GB M.2 SSD,upgradable OS Windows 10 Home Windows 10 Home Pricing $899 / $1,099 $899 / $1,099 Regards

I had pretty much already settled on getting a GPD Pocket, even before the video Linus did on it. When I mentioned the Pocket to a friend, they linked me to this device raising funds on Indiegogo. I did a quick search here and couldn't find any mention of it, so I figured I'd share in case anyone else is interested. I'm inclined to start with a word of warning in that it being a crowd funding campaign the usual caveats of "buyer beware" should probably apply at every level if you're even so much as thinking of throwing your money anywhere near this thing. As an aside, that's how GPD funded their Pocket. I don't want to conflate the two different creators by way of their product, but the Pocket is still a handy device to compare with the Mini PC in terms of specs. The "Mini PC", billed by the creator as "The Worlds's Most Powerful Pocket-Sized PC" is an approximately 5" pocketable hunk of computer with specs not disimilar to the GPD Pocket. Insofar as, it's an Atom x7-Z8750 with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. They say that storage comes by way of an SSD, compared to eMMC on the Pocket - which might matter to some people, especially since they suggest it will be upgradeable storage. Battery weighs in at 6000mAH, less than the 7000mAH in the Pocket, but makes claim to as much as a 6 hour battery life, though presumably only under the right conditions. Aside from HDMI output, 3.5mm headphone jack and the usual WiFi (N) & Bluetooth (4.2), there's more IO on offer with both a USB Type C anda USB 3 port, but also three (!) USB 2.0, as well as Gigabit ethernet and a TF card reader. They claim it will ship with with a foldable bluetooth keyboard for input. The design claims to be fanless, making use of the aluminum casing for passive cooling. I'm really curious about how that will manage cooling under load in higher ambient temperatures, though. The sticking point for me is the screen. 1280 x 720 at five inches has me setting my eyeballs to squint! It's smaller than my LG Stylo 2 and not the sort of place I'd want to work on a desktop environment like the Windows 10 Home edition this thing will ship with. Android 7.1 is available as a $15 upgrade. The temptation (for me) is in the current "Super Early Bird" pricing being only $149 (USD) plus shipping. It includes a 5V wall wart, two carry pockets and a cover/stand plus the aforementioned keyboard. I'm probably going to go ahead and get a Pocket myself, but it will be interesting to see how this shakes out.

Hey! So I found this rpi hat called MATRIX Creator on indeigogo that seems like a pretty damn good deal. The basic kit is like $99 and there is even a computer vision kit that has a pi, a pi camera, 2.5A power supply, the Creator, and a 32GB sd card. From what their website and the Indiegogo say you can make virtually anything with this. Like I wanna get one to have at the entrance to my dorm room so I can have the door unlocked and the lights turned on when it see's me. I haven't bought it yet though cause I want to know what other people think. I haven't messed around too much with raspberry pi so I want your input. Heres the link: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/matrix-creator-swiss-army-knife-of-iot-dev-boards-led#/

Saw this awesome Case on Indiegogo and wanted your opinions on this case! It is an Aluminium Mini-ITX Case that looks an awful lot like the Mac Pro, in both size and thermal dynamics! https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/dune-case-the-mac-pro-mitx-pc-case-for-enthusiast/x/14311817#/

I can understand why Paypal did this, crowdfunds are a risky investment and since you aren't promised a product, Paypal shouldn't try to refund it in the first place. It would be a waste of resources and would be inconvenient to the customers who were actually scammed and want to get a refund. As the article stated: "This is an inherent – but often overlooked – part of crowdfunding: you invest money in a project, not a product. So if the project fails, you can easily lose your money.". I couldn't agree more. That's why I don't invest big sums of money into Kickstarter, I would rather have a 100% guarantee that I get the product by buying it when its released. Source: http://www.androidauthority.com/paypal-payment-protection-crowdfunding-691452/ Do you invest in crowdfunding, and do you think that Paypal's decision is reasonable?

As they say, a fool and his money are soon parted.

Here's a little something I got on Indiegogo What is it? It's a plug that turns most USB drives, external drives and webcams into cloud devices. How does it work? It's mostly plug and play, setup is quite easy. Uses mobile app (iOS and Android). What does it do? Turns webcams into remote web/cloud webcams for monitoring and manual snapshots. Turns most drives into cloud drives for viewing and backing up photos. Pros: easy to use webcam does not need to be on officially supported list to work. I used C910 which is not officially supported and it still works fine. Cons: need to consider where you'll put it cause it could block other power outlets. software isn't polished, crashes sometimes. no support for exFAT format

We all knew that this day was coming.... Someone is working on the fascinating eJaculator. The basic concept is a VR headset and a physically moving fleshlight... The campaign is currently in Indiegogo. You can see how it looks from the picture below. You can see the insertion part in the picture as well as some specs. To demonstrate it even further, the made a totally not at all cringe Youtube video for the product. As you can tell from the people who have tested it, it looks somewhat promising. Even Huffingtonpost has written an article about the product. They crushed their 48.000$ indiegogo goal getting over 80.000$ from backers. Why should you be interested? It's certainly an interesting product. However I'm not sure that it's something I would buy, yet. Is it worth around 125$? If it works as it should, I honestly think it's a fair price tag, if you get the headset, the "toy" and the app. If I'd be able to catch a free test sample, I'd test it right away. Still, I'm not sure how to really feel about it. While in one way, this is where the future is heading, I'm not sure how the reality feeling of the VR is. If major companies spend years and years and still not releasing any consumer product, I'm not sure that this minor company has too much to come with, but I could be wrong. Going to be interesting to see what the consumers say when (or if) they get their samples Link to indiegogo page: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/ejaculator-vr-headset-sync-d-stroking-adult-toy#/story Link to Huffingtonpost: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/ejaculator-sex-toy-lets-you-feel-porn-star-bump-and-grind_560d6f87e4b076812701129e

Right now Pivot is build to help you improve your tennis posture and skill, but I'm thinking this could be easily adapted into the VR world in a pretty neat way. Guess we'll have to wait and see. Sorce:(link) Indigogo page (Link)

I came across this and i am sure some will get excited.Is a indiegogo project to build Minas Tirith from ground up and it should be done by 2023.A lot is needed, but i will donate for that shit It would be awesome to come to life https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/realise-minas-tirith#/story

Hey guys! I wanted to bring your attention to this project, currently crowdfunding to make the prototypes; The final revision of it has been discussed on Toms Hardware, with pretty positive impressions from the editors! http://www.tomshw.it/news/defcon-one-il-case-per-pc-italiano-e-cambiato-e-sta-per-arrivare-in-commercio-65959 "...A compact system, that is still capable of housing 2 GPUs and four hard drives. An unusual chassis designed to have the highest cooling performance [...] GPUs are generally the hottest component in a case, and by being the same compartment as the other parts, they contribute to raising the temperature, [here] the GPUs are still inside of the case, but have their own airflow [and draw air exclusively from the outside]...." As well as an article about our crowdfunding campaign for the prototypes on Indiegogo! "...Our best whishes [..] for the crowdfundign campaing and we'll follow the further developments! " http://www.tomshw.it/news/case-italiano-defcon-one-si-cercano-fondi-per-realizzare-i-prototipi-66991 Here are some renders of what it will look like and if you want to contribute to the campaign, here is the link http://igg.me/at/defcon-one

Reach out to those in pain.. The Crowd-funding site Indiegogo has launched a new site separate from their original campaign site dedicated just for humanitarian cause that people can use to help those who are in need.. Basically it's a charity fund that is used to help those who are in need , The service is called Indiegogo Life. together.. Since this being a charitable target , the site creators aren't charging extra for the cause funding , While successfully funded campaigns on Indiegogo are charged a fee of 4 percent if they use PayPal or 9 percent if they don’t, Indiegogo Life won’t charge any platform fees. Recently our beloved Tech of tommorow Host Elric Phares was in the campaign where he's being treated for diabetes & got his second leg amputated & his friends have been active in it to bring him some help via the crowd funding.. https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/support-elric-phares the money you collect is typically what you'll keep. The categories available on Indiegogo life are medical needs, emergencies, celebrations, memorials, pets & animals, faith, sports, volunteer efforts and education. Indiegogo says the new service also features a new campaign setup process that’s faster than before and access to community building tools. cue sarah mclachlan With that being said, Indiegogo currently do not verify the campaigns <_< put up on the site, Which means that there is quite a large possibility of scamming cases , So think before you actually make a decision to give support, but do do that with caution as well..The site has also launched an app for the crowd-funding campaign. Post your thoughts & comments down below.. Original Link: https://life.indiegogo.com/ News Link: http://www.engadget.com/2014/12/15/indiegogo-life/

If you guys didn't know Elric is battling diabetes and had to get his second foot amputated the other day. There is an indiegogo campaign trying to raise money to support Elric and it would be great if you guys could help out! Here is a YouTube video with some more information: Link to the indiegogo campaign: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/support-elric-phares 0

Recently new Ambilight device has started campaign on Indiegogo. In the movie the effect looks very nice. Let's look comparision with existing solutions. This device really increase the size of the screen and reduces tiredness (now we can spent more time to watching movies). Also support for speakers backlight is available. This affordable kit works with all popular operating systems (Windows, MAC OS, Linux, Android) on your TV, PC, MAC, Home Theater PC (like Enigma, Dreambox), OUYA, Raspberry Pi. Notifications from external application is really nice thought. Smatphone App allows to controll video player and the lights. Campaign will end November 9 and price is reduced as preorder. https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/lumino-ambient-backlight-for-your-screens/x/8709602

You may have heard of Graphene before. Its two dimensional material with wonderful properties such as great thermal and electrical conductivity, strength and others. Robert Murray-Smith is independant researcher who is trying to exploit the wonderful properties of this amazing material. He makes graphene on his own, and his project is to make graphene ink available to everyone for much lower cost than it is right now. The founds collected will be used to buy equipment (three roll mill) that will enable him to make graphene ink more succesfully. For the perks, you can get the ink, a book of ideas what to use the ink for, or if you are even more generouns he give you his 10 grams of graphene oxide that currently sells for around 850 dollars on the market.

A couple of guys in Germany have started an indiegogo for creating every network technicians wet dream. This is great for guys wanting to troubleshoot links and test cables. Part of me wishes that It had more than 1 ethernet port.. As linus would say, ~ "UNT ONLY 1 OPTION" hehe. I bought one even though I have a z10. If it doesn't work out then so be it. The campaign: http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/pockethernet-the-swiss-army-knife-for-network-administrators/x/6313004 Their website: http://pockethernet.com/ The Tubes: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbq6DYLf-s6-5mKA2PMPLXw/videos